Tuesday, 1 April 2014

aReputation - Reputation Defender

The 21st century has shattered many old-fashioned norms. For example, gone are the days when people asked for character certificate. They will simply Google you. So isn’t this a foregone conclusion then? – Whatever Google churns out, the good, the bad or the ugly, is your reputation.Somebody could be looking you up to hire you, to do business with you or even date you. What if they discover critical and unflattering reports, legal hassles, personal information and photos doing the rounds and other objectionable details that you would not normally have online? They will pass you over!

This phenomenon is gaining ground as a driving philosophy behind corporate public relations.Every business owner/house needs reputation management since information is easily accessible on the internet. This concept is not a new phenomenon. It has only become exceedingly more relevant and integral to businesses in present times. To sit back and hope that negative vibes, slanderous comments will die its own death is naivety. Simplify it. We say enlist a guardian!

It is the obligation of a reputation defender company to minimize the damage that can be caused to an image through negative reviews. aReputation's reputation management wing monitors everything that is detrimental and dangerous to your hard-earned name. We have devised an internet start-up that offers services to remove salacious, false, or potentially defamatory information about an individual from the Web. We hunt for all the unsavory information about your products and the families that exists on the internet and reproduce it to the client in an easy-to-understand and pleasant manner.

At the clients’ request, we bury the inaccurate, inappropriate, hurtful or libelous write-ups. Personally identifiable information, such as names, addresses and phone numbers is also projected truthfully and in satisfactory light. We add muscle to your ability to control how other people perceive you.We attempt to bridge the gap between how you identify yourself and how others view it. And yes, we also use customer feedback to gain insight or get early warning signals to reputation problems.

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